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jm433 · 23 March 2010, 04:14 PM

I know I'm late to the party here, but I think the new Rolex and Tudor models are great. I've seen some grumbling on the board, but to my mind the attention to classic design and the gradual and subtle improvements to them are really remarkable. Remember last year -- flowers on the date? Super bling datejusts? And before that -- polished center links on the GMTIIc. I think the new subs look awesome and I love that they went with brushed center links. The new Explorer -- also great. Love the matte finish and the slightly larger, but not too large case. Some complain of short hands, but they look OK to me in pictures.

And the best of all is the Tudor Monte Carlo homage. OMG. I'm drooling. That watch flat out rocks.

23 March 2010, 04:14 PM	#1
jm433 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Real Name: James Location: California Posts: 312	New Models I know I'm late to the party here, but I think the new Rolex and Tudor models are great. I've seen some grumbling on the board, but to my mind the attention to classic design and the gradual and subtle improvements to them are really remarkable. Remember last year -- flowers on the date? Super bling datejusts? And before that -- polished center links on the GMTIIc. I think the new subs look awesome and I love that they went with brushed center links. The new Explorer -- also great. Love the matte finish and the slightly larger, but not too large case. Some complain of short hands, but they look OK to me in pictures. And the best of all is the Tudor Monte Carlo homage. OMG. I'm drooling. That watch flat out rocks.

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